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Performance analysis for ATM switching of mixed continuous-bit-rate and bursty traffic with smoothing function

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Journal of Electronics (China)

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Traditional packet switching networks have typically employed window-based congestion control schemes in order to regulate traffic flow. In ATM networks, the high speed of the communication links and the varied nature of the carried traffic make such schemes inappropriate. Therefore, simpler and more efficient schemes have to be proposed to improve the congestion control for ATM switching. This paper presents an exact performance analysis of ATM switching whose inputs consist of Continuous-Bit-Rate(CBR) and bursty traffic. The CBR traffic and bursty traffic are described by Bernoulli process and the Interrupted Bernoulli Process(IBP), respectively. Bursty traffic smoothing mechanism is analyzed. With the use of a recursive algorithm, the cell loss probability and the average delay for ATM switching of mixed CBR and bursty traffic are exactly calculated. Traffic smoothing could be implemented at a slower peak rate keeping the average rate constant or decreasing the average bursty length. Both numerical analysis and simulation results show that the performance of ATM switching with traffic smoothing function is improved.

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Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China; Foundation of the Acadency of Electronic Science, China; and the National Postdoctoral Science Fund of China

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Jianxin, L., Lemin, L. & Hairong, S. Performance analysis for ATM switching of mixed continuous-bit-rate and bursty traffic with smoothing function. J. of Electron.(China) 14, 133–139 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11767-997-1005-5

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